The insole is smaller than the shoe in the toe area. Is this normal?
19431
Have not observed such condition in shoes I purchased. However, ifit causes discomfort would consider this a defect and return the shoes.
19432
Sorry, Miki, have just checked my pair & don't find that problem. Perhaps it's a defect in your pair.
19433
I don't have that problem with my Sloggers. Perhaps you have a defective pair?!?!
19434
It must be because mine are like that. I will tell you they are really comfortable, thinking about getting another pair.
346532
The picture is of the bottom of the insert which is a gel with both slightly raised as well as indented "bumps". The lighter portion in the pic is a soft plastic which gives some arch structure. On the reverse side, which is what comes into contact with the bottom of your foot is some sort of fabric. I don't feel any bumps coming through the bottom of the insole. They are very soft. I don't have nueropathy but I don't see how anyone would feel anything from the underside of the insert.
2198126
They are about the same. Be sure to remove the original insole. The first pair I used, I put them on top of the original insole. This made the shoe too tight. After removing the original insole these worked great. I put them in all my shoes.
90324
absolutely no. the shoe is very small and narrow. i had to throw mine away because of the size issue.
869082
Depending on the shoe. I have very narrow feet and sometimes I have to help fill up a shoe.
1354016
I haven't ran into that problem. The shoe fits my foot perfectly. I normally wear a 7 1/2 shoe and that equals a 37 but maybe my foot is wider so I need a 38.
1392633
It correlates to your shoe size. This one you're asking about is for a women's shoe between 6 & 6.5 (USA Sizes).
411030
The code on the web corresponds to foot sizes - since the insole is not a full shoe size, it works well. Note: I do not go anywhere without the insoles. They are fantastic....
2206791
The "toe" goes forward. I had to look at a picture on the Leki website to make sure.
1457305
If the original shoe insert is padded or orthotic, you probably should remove it. For most of my shoes, I do not remove the original.
862178
When I got them for my son I put them in a new pair of Asics sneakers. I did not take out the insole as the shoes were new. My son had no complaints and they are still in the sneakers since August of last year. The package the Dr. Scholl's come in say to take out the insole but I didnt. It wont hurt for you to try it first without taking out the insole and see if they are comfortable enough for you. Then you can decide to leave the insole in or take it out. I agree taking it out sometimes is too much work and messes up the shoe. LOL!! Valerie
892164
The size of the insole is 8,9,10US, you need to trim it down to fit your size. And they come in pair in the pack.
1281806
It's better to place them near the top because otherwise your foot will feel like it's being pushed up out of the shoe a bit. If it's near the top then it feels more snug and your foot will stay in.
265817
In my case it was way too tight across the foot and made deep indentations. I am average size
1208262
Yes, they are designed to be trimmed to fit. They have cutting guidelines on them for the smaller shoes sizes. I love these insoles because they really insulate your feet from the cold.
439267
They are a little smaller....I wear them as an adult. I feel like they are kinda in between, not super small, but not adult.
1275944
If ur wearing boots, yes. If ur wearing tennis shoes, there is a slight gap.